by Son Seonhee
Published 25 Apr.2024 10:44(KST)
Updated 25 Apr.2024 10:47(KST)
The Supreme Court has ruled that it is difficult to recognize the "monthly working days of urban daily workers," which serves as the standard for calculating damages when a worker suffers a work-related injury, as exceeding 20 days.
On the 25th, the Supreme Court's 2nd Division (Presiding Justice Lee Dong-won) overturned and remanded the lower court ruling that recognized 22 working days per month in the appeal trial of a subrogation claim lawsuit filed by the Korea Workers' Compensation & Welfare Service against Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance, the insurer of the crane that caused the accident, after the Service paid suspension benefits to a daily worker who suffered a work-related injury, stating that "it is difficult to recognize the monthly working days of urban daily workers as exceeding 20 days."
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